New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School Spanish teacher Kara Siciliano has been selected for WNYT Channel 13/SEFCU’s “Top Teacher of the Week” segment. The piece aired during the local news on Wednesday, March 12. Ms. Siciliano joins the ranks of just over a dozen teachers in the region who were all chosen in advance following a… Read more »
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NL Music Students Participate in All County Music Festival in Hudson
Students from the New Lebanon Music Department were selected for the All County Music Festival hosted by the Hudson City School District on March 5 & 7, 2014. The festival, run by the Columbia County Music Educators Association (CCMEA), consisted of students in All County Elementary Band, Junior High Chorus, and High School Band representing… Read more »
NL Art Students Selected for C-GCC Juried Art Show
New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School senior Brittany Warner and sophomore Shannon Argentina McDonald were selected to participate in the Columbia-Greene Community College 18th Annual Juried Art Show. Shannon, pictured at right, was awarded honorable mention and $40 for her clay sculpture, “Anasazi Vase.” Prizes were awarded by an independent juror. The judge for this year’s… Read more »
Student Portal Open
Recently the New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School opened the Student Portal to its student management system, which when prompted with a username and password, provides students with information with regard to their report card grades, progress reports, teacher gradebooks, discipline records and health records. This is the exact same information that may be viewed in… Read more »
Appreciation Dinner for International Students and Host Families March 27
Anyone Interested in Hosting an International Student in 2014-15 is Welcome to Attend the Dinner New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School will be hosting a dinner in appreciation of our international students and their host families on Thursday, March 27, from 6:00-7:30 p.m. The meal will be provided by students in the Appetites Anonymous Club and… Read more »
Jr/Sr High Drama Club to Present “Loving Lives” Feb. 26
It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, an obnoxious kazoo-tooting child star, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the radio show (https://www.playscripts.com/play/93). The Jr/Sr High School Drama Club’s performance… Read more »
FAFSA Night for Class of 2014 Parents Set for Feb. 27
FAFSA Night for parents and students of the Class of 2014 will be held on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 6 p.m. in the Jr/Sr High School computer lab located in room 135. The snow date for the workshop is Wednesday, March 6 at 6 p.m. Financial Aid Representative Lisa Dooley from The Sage Colleges will… Read more »
Student Engineers Apply Principles of Engineering to Develop, Build and Test Structural Table
On February 6, student engineers in Mr. Jason’s Principles of Engineering class, studying structural engineering, performed a Point Load Test to determine the amount of weight their engineered structural table prototype can support with the least amount of deflection. The engineering team was given a design brief requiring that they create a collapsible table with… Read more »
Jr/Sr High School Announces 2nd Quarter Honor Rolls
New Lebanon Jr/Sr High School has announced the honor roll students for the second quarter of the 2013-14 school year. Congratulations to the following students on your achievement: Grade 7 High Honor Roll Austin, Nathaniel Carson, Keagan Erickson, Clayton Klein, Ashley Lambert, James Levy, Makiyla Markou, Jacob Naftali, Zeve Price, Tyler Robertson, Taylor Roden, Catherine… Read more »
New Lebanon Team Places 4th at Future City Competition
Competing against 19 teams, New Lebanon Jr./Sr High School took fourth place in the Future City Competition Regional Finals on January 11 at Proctors in Schenectady. They presented “Kaishi” – the virtual city they envisioned, designed and built using SimCity software. The team of 20 seventh and eighth grades students were hard at working preparing… Read more »